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Take a Hike!

By Collin Hadsell “Winterthur has a lot to offer.” That’s a sentence…

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The Peony Garden

A celebration of full-blown spring, this area reaches its peak in late…

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Pointing to the Future

By Collin Hadsell Imagine you’re a bird. The soft winds of May…

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Walk This Way

Henry Francis du Pont was the consummate host. He loved showing guests…

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Heroine of Horticulture

Marian Cruger Coffin (1876–1957) was one of the first American women landscape…

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Wintertime at Winterthur

Find Respite and Renewal There is something special about the wintertime at…

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Simply Magical

Winterthur’s Enchanted Woods is a fantastical place for kids to be kids.…

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Winterthur Bloom Report 29

Bloom Report #29 July 19, 202379F, Cloudy Clethra alnifolia “Hummingbird” Summersweet cultivar…

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120 Years of Daffodils

Since 1902, Narcissus have helped define the Winterthur Garden. Since March, they’ve…

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Spring Forward

Spring is a time of renewal and rebirth, our shared reward after…

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